Convert Li (釐 Or 厘) (Chinese Units Of 1915) to Dunam (dönüm, دونم) Of Turkey, Syria, Israel, Palestine, Jordan, Lebanon (Historical Units Still In Use Today)

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li (釐 or 厘)
Chinese units of 1915
dunam (dönüm, دونم) of Turkey, Syria, Israel, Palestine, Jordan, Lebanon
Historical Units Still In Use Today

This page features online conversion from li (釐 or 厘) to dunam (dönüm, دونم) of Turkey, Syria, Israel, Palestine, Jordan, Lebanon. These units belong to different measurement systems. The first one is from Chinese Units Of 1915. The second one is from Historical Units Still In Use Today.

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